Richard Bona one of Cameroons musical legends to ever bless the planet earth shared a Facebook post on the 20th of January aimed at the Cameroon government who have vehemently refused to listen to the cry of the Anglophone people. The ongoing crisis in the Anglophone regions where the people are being molested, deprived of ordinary resources such as internet and is if it is not enough the banning and mass arrest of the leaders of the Consortium etc have angered many who do not seem to see why the government cannot decide on two options being placed on the table by the people. The USA based singer sums up his message in a very short but meaningful post titled “Fédération n’est pas Séparation.” meaning Federation is not separation. Amidst the ongoing strike actions staged by the people of the Southern Cameroons Richard Bona just adds to a few number of artiste making their voices heard. Read his complete post below and share your thoughts with me what you think the people should be fighting for . Federation or complete independence? .
Richard Bona sends a strong message to the Cameroon government “Fédération n’est pas Séparation.”
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He has always been one of those few artistes who is a pin in Biya’s butt. I just admire his courage to always send his message regarding the fucked up political system Paul Biya has put in place.
Thanks alot la Legend. Thank you for always taking a clear stand unlike other artistes who keep on praising the old man.
He is one of the few who understand what the struggle is all about.
Just that the government has decided not to listen to the people